HPCL sees revamped Mumbai refinery at 100pc in November
HPCL sees revamped Mumbai refinery at 100pc in November
Mumbai, 2 November (Argus) — India's state-controlled HPCL will operate its revamped Mumbai refinery at full capacity this month, the company's chairman MK Surana said.
The refinery was shut in April for a maintenance turnaround and expansion work to enhance capacity to 190,000 b/d from 150,000 b/d. It is operating at 80pc and the new units were being tested, Surana said.
He added that the 166,000 b/d Visakhapatnam (Vizag) refinery is operating at more than its maximum capacity, taking combined refinery run rates to more than 100pc, and the project to expand its capacity to 300,000 b/d is on course for completion by March 2022.
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